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Academia 4 months ago

Forests depend on leadership, law and advocacy

How Indonesia and Brazil have cut down on deforestation.

Academia 4 months ago

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Prabowo's securitization regime, how far will it go?

The provisions regarding military operations other than war are ambiguous, with implementation regulated by government or presidential regulations.

Archipelago 4 months ago

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Issuance of 106 SHM certificates in forest area, extraordinary crime threatening Bali

Some businesses are found to operate in the protected mangrove forests and even have land ownership certificates (SHM).

Society 5 months ago

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Forest loss leads to heat-related deaths in Indonesia: Study

Indonesia has the largest number of people in the world affected by warming temperatures due to deforestation, with around 49 million people impacted, according to a recent study.

Academia 5 months ago

The thousands of steps of Arfak Mountains women

The "mamas" of the Arfak Mountains are not merely housewives; they are the hardworking breadwinners who determine the course of life for their community.

Archipelago 5 months ago

Rescuers in South Kalimantan find body near missing helicopter crash site

The helicopter was carrying two crew members and six passengers when it lost contact shortly after takeoff on Monday.

Archipelago 5 months ago

Helicopter with 8 people on board missing in South Kalimantan

The helicopter was missing in the area of Mantewe, South Kalimantan province, I Putu Sudayana, the head of the rescue agency told Reuters.

Academia 5 months ago

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Genes and nation: Is Bhinneka Tunggal Ika becoming historical window-dressing?

If different ethnic groups in Indonesia have unique ancestries and histories, then policies that assume everyone is the same culturally, linguistically or medically are either tone-deaf and harmful.

Academia 6 months ago

A call for community-owned mangrove conservation

Mangroves, as one of the most effective blue carbon ecosystems, are critical to achieving emissions reduction targets.

Academia 6 months ago

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Climate credibility gap: Can Indonesia and Brazil lead at COP30?

As the custodians of two of the world's top three tropical forests by area, Brazil and Indonesia have an opportunity, and arguably a responsibility, to take the global lead in climate policies by starting where it matters the most: at home.

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